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Newspaper Page TextSATURDAY, JUNE 5, 1948 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PACE THREE '1,1,11. , Mali' In WEATHER WKHTKHN OIUaiON- iMrlly I'lmttly hi - llilvilin himI rlmtily Imh imi unlay, . luiiluhl mid biimlay, l.itil iIimmmu lit ' tf Miivi lUtltv I hull VU hi III Hi lilieitt'l I ml (hi hi tin on iiMiai. I.iiwa NiuiiMil Vi. L llxMvt nil liui Hi In iimi Ih writ wind ul( .litHMl lirrMii.lliM ttoaluily hitNtliiy. XL . AH I'MlN OMI-XKJN - I'mlly cliiiuly .Jmltiy wild Inn l HI. Willi whlt-ty tilii 'u i itl 70 In UU. Luwi CtJ to 00, MUiiday III WtlllKOI, NdUIIU-MN CAl,tM)HNIA - 1'arlly V lniKly liHluy, Willi Irw IIhiihIpiImihi i.rr hi iiulnk nimI low KiMinhlvt Us- vMitu. t'ulr lnliUlil wihI HiinilNy. HI Ullil -4 WNiuirr bUllllrt). MihIvinIp lu livtll Kirllmral In i.uilli WHnU t.ll i'tmt. ' KLAMATH ALLH ANI VU INITV- .(! i ht mill hiuiiiny. Miitli I'Mlny . ImiuI U LuW Umlglil 4 ItlMii HutnUy ! hi, I'rtul'B ht-ltunl Vuculloll cllliri'll -llol Will start III HI. Pauls IS'I Tiipul church tut iwu weeks tiutliil Miimliiy, Juno 7. Tlio tlisl period hum June 1 In It, Inclusive, llic mh-iiihI rl(Kl. June M to III. Iiiclu "VC. ClllhM't will uc hi'lil III llic rimli.li Iiuumi. till and Jpfferann, nnd Vlioin mo II lu 11:40. There will be -lllole atorir. dtniimili. junior choir JVork, iiuuu'it, unit liniiillcriif I. The J first week will l vlliunxrd by it liiciiic, On' second by n proitrnm unci movie. All children of the church "mill those Interested arc cordially ' Invllrd to mrtlcUiilr. There In nu chaiuc. 'I'n l unrml II. (I Hansen nnd (Iciirude Hansen nl Klnmiith Klllls tiKluy received wnril nl the death (if ilirlr brother, N. O. Hansen of 'rTimiU Pass. Mr. Hansen dud thm moihliui followihit ml lllno n( three week. He lived here iiboul five yetuM men before inovlhK tu Omnia Pus. Kuuenil nrrniiiti'iiientii will be uiinnuiire.il soon nnd will ' pi nimbly be held Monday or Tue. clny lliilli II. CI. Hun.M ii mid Oer "tuule Hansen will ll oto CliunU Pas lot service. liu r:t--Mr. and Mm. Okm Klttiedtie left Friday nluhl by . train tor Alluiitlc C'lly, N. J., where Ihey will uttrnd tlio Shrine lm peiiul session June 7 lu ID. They . plan to it" on to the republican national l-ouvelltlon 111 Philadelphia 111 late Juno. htalrd CoiillMUllleAtlon 'Hiere will be a Rtated coininilulrnUon o( Aloha chapter No. 01. tlW. Tuea day. 8 p. ill. Ill the Mumiuic temple. All ineinliera nnd vlaitinti menibera are Invited by Worthy Mntron Alma lieta and Worthy Patron Jim Hunter. NliAita liranie All member and H-riM)tui luterenied In buildluii a toinmunlly lull at Mudtnou atreel and MhnMa way are rnllrd to meet riulltlay inurlllnE nl C'nmp Newell to dlMiiuiitie a buildliiK at the war reltH-altuii center. UrliiR luni-hea and eullery. IniporUnt Meet Dinlrkt Clrnnd rvpmy Carl lllchluer of Clrnnbi I'au will puy an olluial VIM I to the KntKhta nl I'ylhlua of Klmiuilh Fa 111 at a meetlnic xiiedulrd for 8 p. in., fctondny, June 1. All member are Mirsrd to attend thli very ImiKiiiant meeting. Happy Hour The meetliiK of the Ylnppy Hour rlub prevloualy planned fur Tueadity, June B At the home of Mr. II. J. Biivltlije. will not be held. Amiounrciiieut of the next meeting will be made later. Rodeo Queen Contest To Get Under Way Till' qurru'a cunU'At (ir Hie lourlli ol July lutlt'o In hlau-tl lu urt undrr uuy iiiiiiirdiutcly, utTonliiiK lu Kcilli Moon. ciiHinuuii. nuU rntrirs mny be tiled nl llic Town Hhop miyiime niter UKluy. A wcen hiuI six prim CKsrn will be i hohi n, uh UMiul, but a nliKht chuiiKe In proceduie Iiha brcii iniiuuurated Ihls yvur. One Kill will be cIiom'u from eiu-h o the nrcii towns, Kliunuth. Illy, Hniiiinn, ChllinUin. l-'nrt Kliunntli, KliiiniiLl) AKcmy. Merrill, Tulelakc, Jurrm and Keno. Ah inuny tin wish to may enler Inmi each cnniiminity, but only one will be chosen for the con lent, i Elliulnallonti will be made Mui Uiir June 20th. Urnl day for queen try ou In. In onler Ut enler foi the queen coiiU'M, a Kill nui.tL be between 1(1 n(l at) yeaiH ol urc and nuwt own r r own home. They will be chosen on their ability to ride and handle their horae.i. ILuiijurl - '1 he Lien i it of Honor will hold u biinquul ul Lliu Wliirinu hotel Moiitluy evening, June M. II i in will be limiiecllun nluht uiul Kthel Miidholm, national coiiimll teiiwoiiiuii uud ri'Ulonal dlieclor, and Minnie Uavln Card, ululo or uanlM'r. will KlLrnd, Mm. Card will iiiTlvn on Huiuliiy, June 7, and will npend the entire week line, for leM'tvulliiim rail Mm. Hock, tiMH, or Mm. Umc, 4HU1. Kenervulloiu tor the turkey dinner iiiuaI be In by Haturday, June i:i. Ilrollirr llrH. J. MiUllviuy i if U1U1 KlM-ilrln, ifirlvrd word on Friday of the death of hln brother, D. A. MeClllvruy or 677 Itedondu uvemie. UniK lleiu:h, Culif. Mr, mid Mm. Mrdllvrny left Imiuedl ntely for Ciilltornlu where the fu neral nrr vices will be held Monduy nfleriKMHi. ( uuiiclliir ('cmilng John A. Mux iion, rehablllintlon councilor, will be in the Jitnir employment office here till day Tuenduy from the di vision of Ihc Bliite board of educa tion for roiuultallon with iinynne lntercNted In vocntmal rehabilitation. HUDDI. EHTON KKi-i.llorO Morion II. Utnlilltaliii, ullitlfiil. lidllvv ol WnIi ItiKlon. rralilrlit of Klamath I1U Cuitl le KnlitiMlu, III, lilllvtll, iisllv of Kauu, rwlilrnl ul KImiimiIi rIU ( miiiiUIiiU I llrd Ohciw AtlliuitiivMt Mrvlt-c v. Mr- nil Mri HUm Klrhiuilrlrk, null to oliUiti ttDiDt-iii. Alloiiwy lur pUliilltL H. f. Irliffit. Krmll . Kor v. J W Wrtm, uli u otitld pa mitl Aittrnvy lor iUUt(K(, w 1iiii own i iJ Owvim Atljulnvnl Mrvlic v tfotir nun mid lliNirninn I'uiuli- riiinpany , nit In obUlu iMiyiiivitl. Attorney fur lilftlnllff. H f Mi lrcn Maiairt lllld Mm) V Niirl Uarvin M, uM lor li iv of id. t'lmigp. cruel im1 Ittliiiituiil lrlintnt Couplr niAirlrd Aiifjiiat J. 1141. Ill I'lirtHMt Clt, Krv. rial nil if mk prutivrty ltlniriil. Al liiitr for uUiiiOfl. M. V Miltvn Wllllatn r Jiin-i vt WdttU A Jtlia. nil fur illvoiv L'liaii p. crurl and in limtwin Ucaliitvitt. Coupl marrlad Jan uary I J. it, in K I at Mailt ail. Attor ney for plaintiff. H. r. Mrlran U.Molhy L l(xd v llolMrt K Ncd. anil lr dlvort- Clurg. cruel and in hmtian tree I toe ill Couple man led Hep temleer 30. U4A. In Kan fram laro. Calif. Attorney for plaintiff. C t Driacolt Marie Ifallell va I'harle C. Hal lei l. nil fir dlvorre. C'hatge, rmel and inhuman trvalnienl, Couple married July 1.1. I tun, m Klamath rlU IMalnlllf aaka property aettlement, .antKi protwrty lien. Ituo ir ntimth euiiMirt, reilora tlim of ma I 'ten name. Mane t. t aiv. At torney f..r plaintiff, J. C O'Neill. Viola Hurknell va William J. llurh nell, tull for divorre. Chare. deaertlim. Cnuple married Aueual XI. lUij. in Wall Walla. Uah IMalnllff prop erly rttlemenl. Attorney for plaintiff, J- C U Nelll, John O. M.-tjoid vb IorU Y Hatfjord, Ult lor divorce. Chaine. deeertlon. tun pi a married November IS. IV43 in Um Aitfrlee, Calif IMalnllff aak pnerty aettlement. Altortiey for plain Ufl. J, C. O Nelll Jutilre Ceurl Jnhn Denu l-ieiiuii, no muffler. Tin. William ftuhan Peyton, apeediiu.. rine, ltt lonard Coon, no operator limit fine, W Vl inh llrnry rrrrvlia, no regiat ration rerriiil, Mile, M .Vi Net Harry rreeberg, drunk In public plare. Klltr. Ann May Heacoch, no oparaturt Hrenae Klne, U M Aaron Tlwnm Hoffman, running atop lfii Klne. tft M. Utta Iefmne Noel, no operator'! Ilrpiiae ine. M Ml Krvin Jaiitea O Nril. no wheel covert, rine. .V) J a me llarvev lhlppa, no warning de vice. Kite. S3 30 Jamet Hay Dunn, unlawful Ml of IlQuor. fine. Halph y'oaler, no operator llcetia. rine. 10 Audrey Martrn Agar, no operatoi lliriwe rine. .t Ml. Mlldird Chorloot Wright, poaaeaalon of Honor rliir. tiliM). Ootia Id Herman Pancho, poaaeulon of li(iior fine, .Mi M). riorrrtra Thompaon, drunk on high way rine. il.V Hlrhard lllaa, poaaaalon of liquor, rine. liu .V). John Monroe Rrell. Illegal piaaalon of game bird rine, W M l.iiutaey I I'itttir) , improper turn ing Kitif, lit). filephen 8alM. driving on wrong aid jf highway. Fine, 3 to) John Hoi oman Aahicy, running top algn rine. IS M Kdythe Childrfw Da Hey. running atop algn rine. M Ml Halph Mrlvln Duel, running atop algn. rine. ttMi l.lod Karnoat Urbach, no rear light, rine, 5 Ml. I A cash reserve is a real help. Build your reserve fund through our sav ings share plan. The current divid end rate of 2 will help your total grow. First Federal savings .&IL0AN ASSOCIATION ' 540 MAIN STREET' Teacher mrmmmmmmrmtmmmmir"m pi STATIC lly JOV ItlOliH DOII'IIIA H.AVKI.I.K Home Cooking School Slated All liitrrcnU'd wnmrn are Invited Ui fittrnd a home (rrt'liiK and ctxikliiK M'hml MiKinftorrd ttv Ihe Hiiijurbiin l.uinufr mmpHiiy nrxt wrck with Oorlha Klitvellp. home irvlcr advliMjr, a liifilrucUir and drnmiiAtriitor, The w-hcHjl will b held Tue dny nnd ediii'Mliiy. June 8 nnd 0, from 7 ::i0 Ui 10 p. m. at the Btibur bun Lumlwr cornpiiny nhowriHitn, i"M H. Oth. The Mime trtinol u( In struction will le Klveti both iiluhl. A cordial Invltutlon to nil women In the Klmnnlh buhln ha been liuued by the company. Plrnl prlmliiK pre cl up on Uie American continent whh entabllxhed by the Hpanlurd In Mexico In I&38. The entrnncr to a Nuvajo Indian hoKiin In Arizona 1 alway built lacliu; tut. Home people add rlnx of onion and uncooked prune to pork chop during cooking. Add water for liquid. All hospltAl of ImjMirtance em ploy air conditioning in their oper ating room. All LW pi ci limn will be In their ii'Kulur ponlllon on the llatcnlng Hchedule Monduy u the Ktiitlon Koe on DuyllKht tunc which the ABC net hu ulrendy hcen on. A little Jockeying ol Mime pro grama will bring Betty Crocker Mugu.lue of the Air to u for the. flral time, aturtlng Moniliiy at 10:55 u. in. with 2U minute ol recipe and lionicmiiklng hint. The Hlop nnd Hhop program I moving over to 10:1.0 dally and Mtnliiturs Concert rnny be heurd at ! 2 it p. in. 'Hie lxwt and Found department of KFLW hn a pair of good kIiiwh lu a ciic lieiirlng the niime of L. Ll. Ous. M l).. Mcdlciil Uiiitul building: a cum; conliiliilng three key and the name lliickinnn on u lug; a little gold crona with a Catholic ymlral. 'Ilieiie may be picked up nny time by the owner on Identification. A new Sunday afternoon progrum culled "Hiipertltlon" will be broad cast at 8:30 PUT with the first atory. "The Four Leaf Clover" about a tet pilot. 'Hie uicnitltioii that four - leaf clovers bring good luck bring a profit of I2f.,00 yearly to a man In the Cnnnl Zone who ralc and sells them. President Truman addrcn at the unnual reunion of the third dlvlMon. World War I, will be aired over AI1C tonight at 9 o'clock. He nerved In thl dlvllon a an artillery officer. The Advcntuie of Johnny Fletch er, Buntlny center around hornc rac ing nnd the laylng of a horse owner. The 1 Love AdveilLIIre nrwrnm Sunday dramatize a dangerou a slgnment for Jack Packard and Hcggle York when they are ent on a ierilou mission to guard an emissary to Turkey who l In fear of assassination. Called "Disputed Boundary." a title smacking of western cow coun try feud, The Greatest Story Ever I ". uiiiiks ;uav a exciting episoae una a true one to listener at 2:30 p. m. Sunday. The tory Include the plot used over and over in fiction of a romance between the son of one dlsputer and a daughter of the other. Niece Of Klamathites To Graduate From Munich Hi !f you are undecided as to your future course In life, let the United States navy help you decide It. Named '4 f. r ' t M : Dr. Franrnll Malan laborel haa been asked to form a new govern ment for the I'nion of south Africa, replacing the veteran Jan fhrlstaan Smut, prime minister whose majority lost a recent election. It Pay to Use the Want-Ad! What Time It llT If vou wear a watch and carry a litllc money, you need pro tection again! roll liery. The iiiMirance cost i small lull it provide you with re placement of your pntftession quickly. See u today! JOHN 5ANDMEYER INSURANCE 111 UNI I. . rWM Ult . .TO GET IN THE BAND! EaWlfiy m !i.:Vr.V--M: t Derby has the INSTRUMENTS you need for SUMMER BAND! NEW INSTRUMENTS Conn, Helton, Martin, Olds. USED INSTRUMENTS For Sale and for Rent. Completely overhauled by factory-trained repoirman. Guaranteed by Derby's. Ilrlp noiiil Ihr Ki ll bsnil In Ih. PnrlUnd Rn.n rr.llv.ll liny ynur llfkft t llfrby'i, devhy't Music Co. Fine Musical Instruments 120 N. 7th Phone 4519 8ALS5BURO, Austria. June 5-Hlxtccn-year-old Joan Kelly, nice of Mr. and Mrs. Lester C. Of field, 423 North 7 111 street, Klamath I'nlU, and of Mr. and Mr. John Oluco mini, Merrill, Ore., will graduate June 'i from the army-spoii'orrd Community high school, Munich, Germany, In the American zone of occupation. Her father. Capt. Wal ter N. Kelly, I A: K officer, now sta tioned with the luth Infantry regi ment at Camp I'ruscott, near Salz burg, and her mother, Mary Ciiaco mini Kelly, will be on hand for th ceremonle to be held In the llaui dcr Kunst, once Hitler's favorite art gallery. Chosen "most popular coed" by the student body. Mis Kelly ho been very active In extra-curricular actlvltle during the two years she's attended the Munich school. Be lde nerving a editor of the school annual, she wa cheer leader of the rally team during football and basketball season. Prior to coming to Europe with her mother In August of llMU, Mls-t Kelly attended La Jolla, Calif., high school for two years. With her parenM she ha toured Holland, i France, Italy and Switzerland, viewing the tulip fields near Am sterdam, shopping In Paris and ski ing on the slope of the Mattcrhorn. Mrs. Kelly and Joan will return to the United State In August, while Captain Kelly will stay in Sal.burg until his tour of duty ends In No vember. Mis Kelly plan to enter UCLA this fall to study occupa tional therapy. Contributions In For Flood Relief I Klood relief contributions re- i eclved by American Legion post ' No. 8. are from the following, it ) wa announced today: i Wesley Harsey. 110; Charles I Riley, 110: John Raffctto, 15: Wll- ! ham R. Canton. 15. 1 Children Give To Vanport Fund Another donation from school milium wun receivea in todays ,'iiiiuB mini uy uie mamnin cnap ter of the American Red Cross. A check for the sum of 11 10. ear marked Vanport, wa sent from the children of the sixth grade class Vtrj fw Mpl PLANNED AVINOi tkra(k Lira INSUKANCI Is Ik A , fl LarHKiLaJ ANSWEI PAUL A. LEE Phone 7777 731 Main SL SUN LIFE OF CANADA J1 at Chiloquln. Mra. Elsie Butler la the teacher. A life span of an ant frequently reaches IB years, unusually long far an Insect Mew South Mrs R. o. White of 1318 Owen, left Friday by plane for San Francisco. Calif., to Join her husband. He la a patient at the Southern Pacific hospital there w here he Is seriously 111. Surgery L. J. Drink of 2241 Orchard. I In the Southern Pacific hospital in San Francisco where he had major surgery on Tuesday of thl week. Mr. Brink will leave for the Bay City on Monday eve ning. Circle Meeting Miriam circle of the Klamath Lutheran church will meet at 1:30 p. m., Tuesday at the home of Mrs. R. J. Bruicgar on Pacific Terrace. f"1' BAKER I i2pm twdor rxinii pu f ,V pswiti g Fom.nza-ooffU isi am SIJMMKK KAXD See John McManus, Room 227, KUHS Mon., June 7, 8:30 to 12 Tuei., June 8, 8:30 to 12 or Phone 3279 Lessons Start June 14 Room 323 se KIND TO YOUR HOME HEAT WITH VIKIMATIC OIL HEATING EQUIPMENT Call 3616 For Free Estimates' PADE & TITTLE Sheet Metal Works 231 Market 4, tk - C-w f ' MTTmPUCJlKr(E o o o Tomorrow's Bread TODAY! III "ll I M ; ' BUTTER CRUST BREAD O Made with Pure Rich Creamy Butter O Wrapped in Moisture-Proof Cellophane for Lasting Freshness O Velvety Butter - Creamy Texture O Rich in Dextrose O Extra Amounts of Milk In ihe New Wrapper - With the New Look It's the New Bread - With the New Taste!